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Notes for programming, KE-436B, 436C

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Chapter 1 Preparations of operation Notes for programming Pattern sheet Use thin plotting paper or prepare copies of pattern sheet. The pattern sheet is designed in the original scale. Adjust the size to magnification (2, 5, or 10) for magnified input. Stitch length BAS-300 Series KE-436B, 436C 0.3-12.7 mm 0.3-10.0 mm Stitch count Maximum available count is 20,000. Available types of floppy disk Data type (*1) BAS-300E Data (BAS-300F KE-436B, 436C) TFD embroidery data (*2) (DST, DSB, DSZ) Formar BAS-300A data Formar BAS-300 data Stitch count for memory 20,000 stitches/ pattern 100 patterns Total: Up to 360,000 stitches 50,000 stitches/pattern 4,000 stitches/pattern 10 patterns Total: Up to 40,000 stitches 2,000 stitches/pattern 10 patterns Total: Up to 20,000 stitches Data resolution 0.05 mm/pulse (*4) 0.1 mm/pulse 0.1 mm/pulse 0.2 mm/pulse Disk Format Write 2HD DOS/V 1.44M Available Not available 2DD (*3) Formatted automatically. Available Not available (*1) As shown in the table, four types of data are available for writing. Data written into 2HD and 2DD disks are automatically converted to BAS-300E and former BAS-300A data respectively. (*2) TFD data is converted to BAS-300E data by the programmer and becomes available for sewing. (*3) Restrictions for 2DD floppy disks. The use of following functions added to the E series are restricted to maintain the compatibility with former BAS-300A data. (*4) The machine resolution limit for KE-436B and 436C are 0.1mm/pulse. Restricted functions Resolution A Series (2DD) 0.1mm/pulse Low-speed sewing 2 options: 400 and 1200 rpm E, F Series (2HD) 0.05mm/pulse KE Series (2HD) 0.1 mm/pulse 4 options: 4 options: 400, 600, 800, 1200 400, 600, 800, 1200 rpm rpm Split function in sewing No Yes Yes Stoppage of split with the needle at No Yes Yes the lower end Extended option output No Yes No Commands Programmer 15

Section	Page
Cover	1
Intro	2
Contents	3
Chapter1 Preparations of operaton	8
Connection	9
Handling the programmer	10
After use	10
Turning power ON/OFF	11
Turning power ON	11
Turning power OFF	12
Handling of floppy disk	13
Protecting data in floppy disks	14
Setting a Floppy Disk to the Floppy Disk Drive	14
Contents	15
Notes for programming	16
Chapter2 Programming with Help Function	18
Please read before programming	19
Panel description and usage	19
Display screen	20
Programming flowchart	21
Description of icons	23
Programming	23
Displaying a pattern image	25
Checking the program setting and setting attribute	25
Editing data	25
Deleting data	25
Programming example	26
Programming for each stitch	26
Magnified input	28
Lines	30
Curve	32
Double stitch	35
Feed	37
Basting	39
Symmetrical pattern	42
Splitting	45
Zigzag stitch	47
Multiple stitch	49
Example of modified program	53
Resizing pattern	53
Changing partially	55
Deleting the first stitch	58
Changing the first stitch position	60
Adding sewing point before the first stitch	63
Adding escape point before the first stitch	66
Moving the escape point	69
Deleting the escape point	71
Moving the pattern in parallel 1	73
Moving the pattern in parallel 2	75
Deleting a part of the program during programming	78
Moving a part of continuous program in parallel	79
Moving a part of continuous progaram in parallel partially	81
Canceling thread breakage at the last stitch	83
Programming	86
Creating a line	86
Creating a curve	86
Creating a circle	87
Creating an arc	89
Creating a semicircle	90
Creating a zigzag circle	91
Creating a zigzag stitch	92
Ending programming	94
Creating needle drop data	95
Creating feed data	95
Creating basting data	96
Creating split data	96
Creating magnified data	97
Carrying out double stitch	98
Displaying the data image during programming	100
Checking the program setting and setting attribute	101
Editing the current data	101
Deleting a part of data	104
Setting low-speed sewing	105
Inputting the trigger (BAS-300 Series)	106
Creating a multiple stitch	107
Displaying a pattern image	109
Checking the program setting and setting attribute	110
Checking each stitch	111
Checking a series of stitches automatically	111
Skipping	111
Editing program	114
Deleting data	119
Chapter3 Programming with Command Function	120
Please read before programming	121
Panel description and usage	121
Display screen	122
Programming flowchart	122
Description of commands	124
Moving needle point	124
Deleting data	124
Ending programming	124
Creating program	125
Editing data	126
Setting attribute	127
Other operations	127
Programming example	128
Programming for each stitch	128
Resizing input	129
Lines	130
Curve	131
Double stitch	133
Feed	134
Basting	136
Symmetrical pattern	137
Splitting	139
Zigzag stitch	140
Multiple stitch	141
Example of modified program	145
Resizing pattern	145
Changing partially	147
Deleting the first stitch	148
Changing the first stitch position	150
Adding sewing point before the first stitch	151
Adding escape point before the first stitch	153
Moving the escape point	155
Deleting the escape point	156
Moving the pattern in parallel 1	157
Moving the pattern in parallel 2	158
Deleting a part of the program during programming	160
Moving a part of continuous program in parallel	160
Cancelling thread breakage at the last stitch	162
Programming	164
Creating a line	164
Creating a curve	165
Creating a circle (zigzag circle) by specifying 3 points	166
Creating a circle (zigzag circle) by specifying the diameter	168
Creating a circle (zigzag circle) by specifying the radius	169
Creating an arc	171
Creating a semicircle	172
Creating a zigzag stitch	173
Creating a multiple stitch	174
Creating double stitch	176
Parallel stitch	177
Offset	178
Creating feed data	179
Creating split data	180
Creating magnified data	180
Low-speed sewing	181
Setting the option output	182
Ending programming	182
Editing data	183
Moving symmetrically to the Y axis	183
Moving symmetrically to the X axis	183
Moving symmetrically to a point	184
Rotating a pattern clockwise (counterclockwise)	185
Copying a pattern rotated clockwise (counterclockwise)	186
Resizing	187
Copying a pattern resized	188
Repeated copying	189
Copying symmetrically to a point	190
Copying to the X axis	190
Copying to the Y axis	191
Copying in the reverse direction	191
Moving in parallel	192
Displaying image	193
Deleting data	194
Deleting a part of data	194
Deleting program data	194
Chapter4 Extended Option Output (BAS-300 Series)	196
Function of extended option output	197
Operating the extended option output	197
Items which can be set in the extended option output	198
Setting the extended option output	199
Setting enabling conditions	200
Reading the extended option output data	201
Writing the extended option output data	202
Deleting the extended option output data	203
Table of condition number	204
Machine operation mode	204
Standard input	204
Standard output	205
Extended option external input	205
Extended option output	206
Table of extended option input	207
Table of extended option output	208
Example of extended option output	209
Chapter5 Reading/Writing Data	212
Reading data	213
Reading additional data	215
Writing data to a floppy disk	217
Deleting data in a floppy disk	219
Formatting a floppy disk	221
Reading other types of data	222
Chapter6 Preference	224
Setting preference	225

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Programmer

Chapter 1 Preparations of operation

Notes for programming

Pattern sheet

Use thin plotting paper or prepare copies of pattern sheet.

The pattern sheet is designed in the original scale. Adjust the size to magnification (2, 5, or

10) for magnified input.

Stitch length

BAS-300 Series

0.3-12.7 mm

KE-436B, 436C

0.3-10.0 mm

Stitch count

Maximum available count is 20,000.

Available types of floppy disk

Data type (*1)

Stitch count for memory

Data resolution

Disk

Format

Write

BAS-300E Data

(BAS-300F

KE-436B, 436C)

20,000 stitches/ pattern

100 patterns

Total: Up to 360,000 stitches

0.05 mm/pulse

(*4)

Available

TFD embroidery data

(*2) (DST, DSB, DSZ)

50,000 stitches/pattern

0.1 mm/pulse

2HD

DOS/V 1.44M

Not

available

Formar BAS-300A

data

4,000 stitches/pattern

10 patterns

Total: Up to 40,000 stitches

0.1 mm/pulse

Available

Formar BAS-300 data

2,000 stitches/pattern

10 patterns

Total: Up to 20,000 stitches

0.2 mm/pulse

2DD (*3)

Formatted

automatically.

Not

available

(*1)

As shown in the table, four types of data are available for writing. Data written into 2HD and

2DD disks are automatically converted to BAS-300E and former BAS-300A data respectively.

(*2)

TFD data is converted to BAS-300E data by the programmer and becomes available for sewing.

(*3)

Restrictions for 2DD floppy disks.

The use of following functions added to the E series are restricted to maintain the compatibility

with former BAS-300A data.

(*4)

The machine resolution limit for KE-436B and 436C are 0.1mm/pulse.

Restricted functions

A Series (2DD)

E, F Series (2HD)

KE Series (2HD)

Commands

Resolution

0.1mm/pulse

0.05mm/pulse

0.1 mm/pulse

Low-speed sewing

2 options:

400 and 1200 rpm

4 options:

400, 600, 800, 1200

rpm

4 options:

400, 600, 800, 1200

rpm

Split function in

sewing

Yes

Stoppage of split

with the needle at

the lower end

Yes

Extended option

output

Yes